Courses and Travel

Hillside, Southport & Ainsdale, England (Recommended by Bob Wood)

Chris Santella

“I love golf, but I also really enjoy English football (soccer),” Bob Wood began.  “Merseyside is home to some of... Read more »

Smoke It Off The Tee

Jeff Wallach

This came to me via email today– if you love cigars and golf check it out . . .  And... Read more »

Scotland’s Golf Gods Love Turnberry

Chris Duthie

Of all the world’s travel destinations, one stands out among the rest: Scotland, widely renowned as the country of choice... Read more »

The A List : The World’s Sexiest Golf Resorts

Just in time for Valentine’s Day—or whenever you want to score some points with your significant other—here are the resorts... Read more »

Chip-and-Sip Sojourn: Virginia’s Wintergreen Resort

Chris Duthie

Along with an über-zealous search for the perfect swing, avid golfers are on a never-ending quest for the ideal vacation.... Read more »

Royal Melbourne Golf Club (West), Australia (Recommended by Nick Faldo)

Chris Santella

The six short weeks that Dr. Alister Mackenzie spent around the state of Victoria in 1926 had an immeasurable impact... Read more »

The Game’s New Guns

Chris Duthie

Rating golf courses is, at best, an inexact science. Just about everyone associated with the game has some personalized standard... Read more »

Trump Stays the Course in Golf

David Gould

He built his reputation filling city skylines with luxury condos, but Donald Trump has a passion for golf development that may prove more enduring. Front and center is a controversial linksland project in the dunes of Aberdeen, Scotland

Dubai: A Desert Rich with Dreamy Developments

Scott Kauffman

By Scott Kauffman Desert mirages are supposed to be make-believe. That is, of course, unless you’ve ever been to Dubai,... Read more »

El Camaleòn at Mayakoba, Playa del Carmen, Mexico

Chris Santella

Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula – the arm of land that extends north and east into the Caribbean Sea from the Central... Read more »

A Private Home for the Home of Golf?

James A. Frank

Everyone who plays golf is familiar with the clubhouse of the Royal and Ancient Golf Club of St. Andrews, which... Read more »

Bajan Days with a British Knight-The Apes Hill Club

Casey Alexander

For centuries Barbados has been known for sugar cane plantations and fine rum. The sugar cane plantations were originally cultivated... Read more »

Chile Reception: Hot Mexican Golf

Jeff Wallach

Mexico presents a menu full of tough choices for travelers.  Cabo, Puerto Vallarta, or Cancun?  Tecate or Corona?  Jack Nicklaus,... Read more »

Golf Morocco (Recommended by Rich Lerner)

Chris Santella

Resting at the fulcrum between Europe and northern Africa, cloaked in exotic robes long before the release of the movie... Read more »

Bargain Alert: Golf in the Footsteps of Waste Management

Larry Olmsted

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